Donohue v. Campbell
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Action in the district court for Stearns county by plaintiif as administrator of the estate of Eeuben A. Richmond, deceased, to have a chattel mortgage executed by decedent to defendant Campbell declared fraudulent as to creditors and for other relief. The case was tried before Searle, J., who found in favor of defendant Campbell. From an order denying a motion for a new trial, plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtStart, C. J.
The defendant Campbell, on April 15,1896, was the owner of a retail stock of merchandise and store fixtures, and on that day he sold the property to the plaintiff’s intestate, Reuben A. Richmond. As security for the purchase price of the stock, he took a chattel *108mortgage on the stock and fixtures for $2,200 from the purchaser, which was duly filed. The mortgage, after a general description of the property mortgaged, contained these provisions:
“Being the stock of drugs and fixtures purchased this day by the said party of the first part from said party of the second part, together with all…
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